Continue to share your twitter credentials with sites you trust, but stop once they implement OAuth.
Consider the rampant use of twitter clients. Should you stop using them? Stop trying new ones?
No.
Consider the rampant use of twitter clients. Should you stop using them? Stop trying new ones?
No.
Moreover, each app that asks for passwords for another service adds social proof that this is how we build applications. It isn't.
I agree 100% that asking for passwords is a very bad practice, and users shouldn't be trained to do it. They should fix it immediately.
I suppose people could stick to twitter.com and sms - but to me, the defacto twitter world has clients. They are important. I want people to use them. Give your password to sites you trust, Mom.